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PERFECTED CRYSTAL LENSES THOSE MARK. , / Culliy Tint ud ilnju ARTESIAN CORKER. We are not after room ok most nerifoifrft jfrfuld Bay—bdt are AF TER MONEY—room we have enough—but are SHORT ON jT ’’“T - 7 and bad no oommetoe with othar na tloni then it woald not matter. But we cannot make other nation* take our tilrer only at It* bullion value. The “flat” of the government atop* as the reuel passes orer the bar - in New York bay,' and what was- feckonedon ohtnge as one dollar shrink* to eighty cents of uncurrent money, hence the seventy millions of gold coin recently shipped to Europe to meet the balanoes intrude. The remedy for the present distress to my mind Is tornsfo£o back to the old system. Abolish the national banks. Let the state banks tsane bills; for every dollar in coin, three dollars in bills. Hedge the banks with strong laws and severe penalties for their violation*, then the eurrenoy will not ail flow to New York at the behest of a few manip- nlatoia In Wall street, as the conjestion of all the Mood (to the head, but each state will have its quota to transact Its Pharmacists Have Exclusive sale of these Ciusu ns Glasses in Americus, Ga. FAULKNER, KEUAM 4 MOORE, Th$ only Manufacturing Opticians, ia NIGHT ROBES If you want to know what we m&n by a SWEEPING Reduc tion, come to this ippMty This la’Ad straight! the shoulder. * .nn Williford, Matthews & co. twedty-two dollar* per capita as now, we wRI bava over fifty dollars. !! I know that some will bo horrified at toe Idea, and will say that they want no “wild cat banks," that they wants cur rency that Is good from New York to Texas. This is the old cry. We dp not propose wild oat money,but good money, cheap money for we will never have cheap money nntil we go back to the old way, 'of good collecting laws, and state issues, then the banks will lend their money at 7 per cent, per annum, and make more clear profit than under the preeent system. M. (tens. A fall line of lamp*, chimneys, burn- If you,want bargains, come now. ncum. and you will find the Largest and mosbwaried-' stock of> shoo*' aver offered in‘Americas and at lower prices than are obtainable else* where. ,* THE NAME- U)une.lrr.pe«»S ,NE four room hones on Harris street . I ply to J. Hskst Freeman, ITVBJfUIlBD c 1'Cbarah AieeL lEVERALeholes rooms li | call ou M. Calls* ay at & SHOE STORE. THE PLACE:— - < 119 Forsyth St, aWrious, g Arrive From. Leave For. 2:» p m 3:£l»m Albany I:08pm«J7pm ' s. a.*k.*.R. 8:00am 6:10pm Savannah 8:00 am 7:00 p m OdOpm 7:15am Omaha «:15psa«:46a m. latorially, as our expenses aro payable Times Pcblishio Compact. A nloe Une of extracts, oolognes, toll* An sienrslon train will to ran from Columbus to Americus on to. Tuesday, July 14th. This sotodnl* will,to ob-ervedi LSAva '.rrAfnfiMWoTu U ***i»a 7.1**. a* .....Cotaaito* lMw as t-jo p. ai Anwneu im a. as. Om Fan tor lb* Neeau Vito. o. a. nth a i.n, viw-pm. Amertona, Oa., July 10, UN. i a nice one ax xxincis, ooiu| st waters. An., at Dr. Xldrit Store. . —mail c tease. - Ooln* Beat (B. A* A M.) Oolna 5 orto and Waat (H. it W. Goins Sorb and Fast fCan) J:U Goins South aad Was! " UJ *..N. B.-No goods charged at these out prices, but will be charg ed at our regular prices. * y JOHN B. 8HAW.S ty six cents a piece for bran Asuaicus Its Co. of pure di BE THE AMERICUS DAILY TIMES-RECORDER: SATURDAY, JULY n, i MAJOR SPEER WRITES Shoes for Young I Shoes for Old! Shoes for Rich 1 Shoes for Poor! LOOK HIS VIEWS ON THE ALL IMPORTANT FINANCIAL QUESTION. Ha Favors Ooln* Back to the Old Way, Bnllns National Banka out and Allowlnc State Banka to Issue Three Uol- Un for One. AT YOUR SHOES I THE- ‘Great American fcagle’ SHOE STORE, 119 Forsyth St. Has just what you want A Sweeping Reduction will be mode on all Foot-Wear purchased of us in the Next 30 Days! In this Sweeping Sacrifice Sale unprecedented bargains will be offered chi all LOW OUT SUM MER SHOES, and we expect that the announcement of this sale will The Times. Rkcoedkb:—We, that it to ■ay, three ladles and three gentlemen, decided to brave the perils of the “deep blue sea” (but tho sea Is green), voyage to New York, and thereby escape the dust and heat of summer travel by rail. We had a delightful time, barring the enforced tribute to old Neptune, while none of the party would have flat tered him for hla trident. Yet perforce with wry faces and one aoeord they bowed to hie power. And here comes up the oft repeated question, what is that makes one see siek? Is it the salt water, or the motion of the vessel? If it was the motion of the vessel, then why a tfans flsj.fi not the motion of cars make one sick? fllW 18*f ■ If salt water, wly does It not make one sick when bathmg on the sea shore? is claimed by the knowing ones that it ia caused by the absence of rest for the eye, The eye, like Noah’s dove that “found no rest for the sole of her foot” We know of a fact, “to the faint-hearted who go down to sea in ships, there sorrow on the sea, it cannot be quiet whose waters cast up mire and dirt' There is a fortune in store for the man who discovers a preventive for sea sick ness. The third day out on our voyage,- as the sun went down behind the Jersey flats, and sweet musio was wafted us npon the umblent air from the shore, we forgot our sorrows of the sea in the beautiful vision that met our gaze, at the lower and upper bay, and the level lands, and the entrance into the city il lumined by thousands of lights on sea and land. It was said and believed by many in 1800, that grass would grow in the streets of New York City, and it would be given over to the owls and bate for an habitation, when the South seceded from the union. But- a greater calamity ia upon the city now than se cession. The agitation of the silver bill has done more harm than secession and money has gone Into hiding like the fid dlers upon the beach, Innumerable aa the leaves ;of Vallombros, upon the least disturbance are gone into their holes, and pulled their holes in after thorn, leaving not a vestige behind. So has money gone Into the safe deposits of New York to remain until the tinkering on finances by the solons is over. The words “to let” that stares you in the face from every block, and nearly every in every block in the city, with now and then the legend, “This house is closed by the Sheriff,” telle the tale more potently than the lamentations of Jeremiah to the ancient Jews, In my judgement it Is not more silver that we want, for we have more silver now than the people willingly take,' but a silver dollar that Is equal in value to the gold dollar. Either put more silver in the silver dollar or put leas gold in tin gold dollar. “If the iron be blunt ai be do not whet the edge, then must he put to more strength." It la hardly fair to ask the creditor to take eighty cento In the dollar when you are able to pay him in fnlL bet us be just, though the]} ———i — Mr. Borkhaltor May Keep on Hls Hat. To Tn Times-Bxcobdxh : In your yesterday’s issue appeared a communi cation whleh explains everything ex- eept the easily flattered vanity of Its author. No one bnt Mr. Burk halter ever (op posed that Tux Times-Recorder or any one else but Ifr. Burkhalter him self thought I* this instance, as be so correctly quotes It, that “the wish has been made the father to the thought" Everybody but Mr. Burkhalter under stood the “prophecy” in Thursday’s paper as a joke. As the matter was a mere passing joke, Munchansenism to fill a stick of type, there was of course “no reason from analogy” or any serious reasons at all for The Times-Recordkb to make its prediction in reference to senatorial honors grasping Mr. Bnrkhalter by the collar, and choking him into fame and immortality. If The Times-Recorder had rea soned at ail about this matter, it would not, as Mr. Burkhalter intimates, have done so by “analogy." It occurs to us that there is a Vast deal of difference be tween being president of a local branch of a secret order and that of being a momber of the Georgia, legislature; where are guaranteed by our constitu tion “equal rigato to all and special privileges to none." If the prophet of The Times-Kecor- DEn will DOW, in the light of Mr. Burk- haltor’s very funny card, revise hls pre dictions, we opine that the measure of Mr. Burkhalter’s aspirations will be more correctly gauged it the prophet elevates him to the gubernatorial chair or throws around his manly form the senatorial toga. Socrates Smith, Jr. A Card. To my kind hearted white friend* of Amerloua: I return my sincere thanks for the liberal contribution* and the buying of my book, notwithstanding the scarcity of money at this season of the year. I pray the blessings of God upon you for ths same, hoping to be spared to call upon you again at a more convenient time. I have received the amount of 814.55. Your obedient ser vant, Rorebt Anderson - . Americus, Ga., July 10, 1891. WIU Reign at ' V > ; For Spot Cash During the next few days. All goods charged will be at reg ular prices. This is your Golden Opportunity Our celebrated oream bread Is made from “King of Patei s" flour, the finest ever offered to the tl«de in Americus. C. C. Carter. It Is a woman’s nature to pet some thing. If she has nothing to pet she is apt to be a pet herself. , laaset.sse ■*■«■••■■•»■■■■ ICTOR Them Celebrated ENGLISH Jr ” rills are a roaltlre Core for Nick HIFH N Headache, lllUou.ntaa, and WbSSL 9 OeaaUpatie*. ImU, *Uaa D (DC eat ud » favorite with the runs ladlee. Sold In England for I*. niUlf !M<L. la America for the. Get rlHIl them from roar Druggist*, or mile tend to w. H. HOOD'S * CO* "rlLLSl «• Bread way, law Task. niMiiasaiasaasaasM>MMfisaaasasaaasMSM B MiCT Hats, Shoes, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Neckwear of all kinds, Handker chiefs, Hosiery, Under wear, Travelling Bags, and everything else in Men’s belongings at your own price, m t. cone, JEWELER, ^ DIAMONDS WATCHES IN CLUBS. 102 FORSYTH STREET. B UTLER & OTTOU EST AND RICES. Water Coolers. These ore heavy galvanized lined, charcoal filled coolers, in a japanned finish with beautiful decorations, and nickel plated faaoets. The “B. & B.” prices are for Gal...... $1.25 2 “ 2.25 8 “ 2.76 4 “ 8.75 6 “ 4.25 10 “ 6.75 3 Qt White Mountain $2.60 4 “ " *• 8.00 6 « “ “ 8.60 Mason’s Patent, with porcelain - lined tope. Factories have advanced their prices 40 per cent on these goods during the last month. Com pare our “B. A B." prices: Quarto, $1.40 per dox. i Galls., $1.80 per doz. REFRIGERATORS This has been a new line with us, but we have bought tfiem at the right prioes, we have adverttoed them at the right time*, and we hare been selling them right along. If yon are thinking of getting une, we are the right people to see, as we have just gotten a new lot of the “rlghteet" kind. SPECIALTIES We have a fall Une of summer goods, oil and gasoline stoves, sponge or foot or Infant’* bath tuba, fly fans, wire dish covert, lee pitchers, batter crooks, lemoD ,qusez*rs, eto. at “B. A B." prioes. BUTLER & BEREY, LEE A LAMAR STREETS. * LUCIUS H. KIMBROUGH, OSTOS sd<*, fc*4S*OW BMOK. UP STilra. AMERICUS, !- - - - QA.